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Walking piece
2008

Street with a view

Street With A View introduces fiction, both subtle and spectacular, into the doppelganger world of Google Street View.

Walking piece SWS21
2021

Street Galleries

Place artworks curated by the United Nations (UN75) in the streets of 10 cities around the world.

Curated news 28 Feb, 2023

‘Sometimes Google Maps doesn’t work and Irish people help by walking you to the place you want’ – The Irish Times

New to the Parish: Fatemeh Amerehi arrived from Iran in 2021 Source: ‘Sometimes Google Maps doesn’t work and Irish people help by walking you to the place you want’ – The Irish Times

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Ways To Wander: Google the name…

I was on the lookout for tours to take and, coming up a blank in my local vicinity, I thought it better to take matters into my own hand. I looked in the book Ways To Wander which is a collection of proposals for walks, the majority of which come from ...

Bill Aitchison
The Tour of All Tours
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In which I go for a walk

In the second half of 2022, I responded to a call for an artist residency in the far north of Sweden. My proposal, a kind of sound walk, or audio-play, with individual components of the story triggered by the listener walking through geofenced areas in an outside space, perhaps a small forest, was to be …

Babak Fakhamzadeh•
walking – Babak Fakhamzadeh
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Day 15. Samurai girl. Manresa

First thing I did when we arrived was to look for the girl I saw when I walked this city intensively in the virtual world (Google streetview) in early June this year. And there she was. In paint. In real.

Monique Besten
Walking a Grand Tour

keeping distance

Moving in a way so as to maintain distance between self and one or two other animals within view.

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